. >> all houses around me are >> reporter: al boggs shared one of many stories of survival. he says he found shelter just in time. >> i went and got in the bathtub center of my house. all of a sudden it hit like a roaring train. it felt like it lifted the house up and set it back down. >> reporter: the national guard searched boggs' neighborhood. search dogs and teams went from one scene to another. moore's fire chief says by midday most of the collapsed structures in the tornado's path had been searched for survivors. >> we will be through every damaged piece of property in this city at least three times before we're done. we hope to be done by dark tonight. >> reporter: the moore fire chief said he is 98% sure that there are no more survivors or bodies in the debris, but the search effort does go on. in the news room, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> today governor jerry brown ordered six specially trained emergency responders from california to go to oklahoma. the team comes from five urban search and rescue task forces including one from oakland. others are from s

. >> reporter: long time moore resident al boggs rode out the monster tornado in his bathtub. he survived. >> i just thank god he took care of me. there's a lot of people that lost lives here and all the children at the school and it's just a terrible thing. people all around are just devastated. >> reporter: throughout moore, emergency workers and k-9s are going through the process of searching building by building, making sure there are no victims in the rubble. they have plenty of work ahead. this used to be a medical center. this used to be a 7-eleven. megan harris rode out the storm at work. then rushed home to see what was left. >> there's damage but it's still standing. i grabbed clothes really fast. i had to walk about two miles to get to my apartment. >> reporter: while victims salvaged their belongings, the process of cleaning up is just getting started. >> we'll get through it. >> reporter: >> reporter: that they will. talking to folks here they've had tremendous outpouring from around the community. too many volunteers. they said some of you come back in a couple w